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November 07, 2009

Community

11/05/09

University | Diversity | Students | Community:  Camp Darfur exhibit to focus on humanitarian crisis

An interactive exhibit that brings attention to the ongoing genocide in the Darfur region of Sudan will make an appearance at ASU's West campus, Nov. 18 and 19.

11/04/09

Arts / Culture | Community | Social Science:  ‘Canalscape Exhibition' unveils bold plans for Valley's canal system

The "Canalscape Exhibition" opens Nov. 9 at the ASU Art Museum, unveiling bold plans for the Valley's canal system.

11/02/09

University | Community | Social Science:  Report addresses Arizona’s public mental health system

A new report prepared by the Center for Applied Behavior Health Policy and Morrison Institute for Public Policy summarizes a discussion among policy experts and offers insights for Arizona's public behavioral health system.

11/02/09

University | Arts / Culture | Diversity | Community:  ASU's West campus hosts traditional pow-wow

The Fletcher Library Lawn will come alive with the sights and sounds of Native drummers and dancers at the West campus's annual Veterans Day Weekend Pow-Wow.

10/30/09

Renewable energy | Students | Community | Sustainability and environment:  Barrett Lecture Series presents former ASU President Lattie Coor

Former ASU President Lattie Coor will be appearing at the Downtown Phoenix campus as part of Barrett Honors Lecture Series, to drum up support for a new state initiative.

10/30/09

Students | Community | Community partnerships:  'Know Your Neighbor' concert series back for encore presentation

For the second year in a row, ASU’s Downtown Phoenix campus is using the power of music to connect students, faculty and staff with the local community.

10/29/09

Science | Community:  With venom and vigor bugs vie to be crowned ‘ugliest’

ASU's "Ask A Biologist" Web site is a scientific sanctuary for students and teachers alike – and host to this year's Ugly Bug Contest.

10/22/09

University | Community:  Initiative challenges ASU community to engage in global issues

ASU's future as a New American University and the pressing challenges it intends to tackle will be the focus of activities on Cady Mall during the Homecoming Block Party Oct. 31.

10/22/09

Arts / Culture | Diversity | Community:  Day of the Dead celebration set for Oct. 28

Arizona State University’s Downtown Phoenix campus is celebrating life by honoring the dead at the annual El Día de Los Muertos festival.

10/19/09

University | Community:  Liberal Arts and Sciences brings bits and pieces of labs and classrooms to Homecoming Block Party

ASU's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is bringing reptiles, "Lucy," meteorites and "meteorwrongs," physics experiments and Jiu-jitsu demonstrations to this year's Homecoming Block Party on Oct. 31.